What’s Happening With the Federal Budget: Upgrading Shutdown Watch to a Shutdown Warning
For anyone who pays attention to the happenings of official Washington, it’s been an eventful week, even though it is just Wednesday.
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Tag Archive: FY18
President’s Budget Request Round-Up: NSF, NIST, NIH, and NASA Budgets Are All Cut
/In: Funding, FY18 Appropriations /by Brian MosleyPresident Trump released his annual budget request last week. As we have done in years past, the CRA Policy Blog will be doing a series of posts on the assorted budget requests for key science agencies, particularly highlighting the ones that are of importance to the computing community.
First Look: President Trump’s FY18 Budget Request is Rough for Science
/In: Funding, FY18 Appropriations, Policy /by Peter HarshaToday President Trump released a more detailed budget request for FY 2018, a follow up to the “skinny” budget released in March, and science agencies fare pretty poorly (as do a lot of other government programs), though U.S. efforts to develop “exascale” computing capabilities were prioritized. Here are some quick details: The National Science Foundation would see a cut […]
